walz: thank you, scott. the one thing i know is if we could have scott jensen apparently instead of bud grant, we would have had four super bowl. it is easy to say these are the way things would've happened. it is easy. i want to be clear about this. having served 24 years in the national guard, that is a lot more experienced than watching top gun maverick and second guessing our men and women putting themselves at risk. they performed historically and heroically. the issue is this, we are facing challenges. when we face challenges, the solution is not to divide more of us. it is to come together. i am proud in minnesota we were able to do that, keeping our death rates from covid the lowest 10 in the nation in our state. >> please. gov. walz: keeping our hospital's functioning, making sure we were creating an economy that is resilient by having the fifth highest job growth and the longest job lifetime of those jobs that get created. we are creating an economy that works for everybody. we are addressing clima

walz: thank you, scott. the one thing i know is if we could have scott jensen apparently instead of bud grant, we would have had four super bowl. it is easy to say these are the way things would've happened. it is easy. i want to be clear about this. having served 24 years in the national guard, that is a lot more experienced than watching top gun maverick and second guessing our men and women putting themselves at risk. they performed historically and heroically. the issue is this, we are facing challenges. when we face challenges, the solution is not to divide more of us. it is to come together. i am proud in minnesota we were able to do that, keeping our death rates from covid the lowest 10 in the nation in our state. >> please. gov. walz: keeping our hospital's functioning, making sure we were creating an economy that is resilient by having the fifth highest job growth and the longest job lifetime of those jobs that get created. we are creating an economy that works for everybody. we are addressing clima

governor walz did nothing he froze. >> laura: dr.cca brannon caught what happened when a resident asked governor walz about the third precinct watch this. >> governor. ♪ ♪ >> thank you so much. >> laura: that's one of his constituents. is it any way to treat the people who actually make the state go? lived here for decades? >> i think the last three poles we've seen happen to him us in a dead heat and their politics came out and reclassified the toss-up quite frankly this the way that governor walz is treating constituents. he's not answering the questions this is a leadership and minnesotans get it. they are frustrated and they feel like he doesn't get it grocery selves are empty roaches have gone up in price and he said in their ducking and trying to hide. >> laura: read befalling the primary there the favored option when that this is one of the race is very fallen going to november think very much and how devastating would it be if we didn't and function research we didn't do it. the last bite will tell you up >> laura: at a senat

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nbc has a projected winner for scott jansen, a physicist who spent months criticizing governor tim walzfight covid. he's also spoken out against vaccination and abortion. he said he will try to ban abortion in the state if he's elected governor, and like many republican candidates who won primaries last tuesday, jansen suggested that the 2020 election was fraudulent. he even called for the minnesota secretary of state to be thrown in jail. quote, steve simon you better check out to see if you look good in stripes because you've gotten away with too much, too long end quote. that's the man who according to nbc's predictions tonight has won today's republican primary and will square off against the incumbent minnesota tim walz. meanwhile some exciting news in vermont looks like the state will likely elect a woman to congress for the first time ever. vermont is the only state that has never elected a woman to the house or the senate. it will likely also be the first time vermont elects an openly gay person to congress. that's because she just won with 59% of the vote and favored to win in

in minnesota, governor tim walz won the democratic primary and will face former state senator and physician scott jensen who questioned the efficacy of vaccines. voters in vermont could send a woman to congress for the first time in that state's history. state senate leader becca balint won the democratic nomination. she's going to face republican liam madden for a seat in the house of representatives. >>> the search for a suspect in the murders of four muslim men in albuquerque, new mexico, appears to be over this morning. 51-year-old muhammad syed, who is originally from afghanistan, is in custody, charged with killing two of the men. authorities say that he is the prime suspect in the murder of two others. the killings sparked fear in the city's muslim community and elsewhere. omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: albuquerque's nightmare is over after police arrested a man for the murders of two muslim men. investigators believe he may be involved in killing two other muslim men over the past nine months. >> this crime made our community feel hike it was under attack. >> reporter: the

that has some history of voting for democrats down ballot , represented not long ago by governor tim walz, a democrat, came within three points of beating the mayor in 2020. the republicans nominated an appealing candidate. this is not a race that i would have expected to be particularly close before the dobbs ruling, but the democrat was the former ceo of hormel foods and ran on cutting the cost of food and his experience in dealing with inflation and consumer goods and it was a good message for democrats there. we will be watching the upcoming race in new york's 19th congressional district on august 23, a closer district and a seat biden carried by two points in 2020. if it democrats managed to turn the tide and win that race, and that would be an even better sign for their rebound. host: you mentioned nebraska. let's head to anthony in omaha, democrats. caller: i live in nebraska's second congressional district, the newest ranking from over in cook. they moved it a likely republican victory and justice week, an internal poll had bacon up 15 which caused a firestorm. i wanted to know wh

radical policies embraced by people like keith ellison and ilhan omar and our terrible governor tim walz that have led to this current point. i mean, i call it a man-made disaster. man-made disaster that descended upon our state. we have to turn it around immediately. >> laura: now, in endorsing omar's opponent -- obviously you're running for attorney general -- but her seat is where -- her district is where all the violence took place. they said omar often appears disconnected from her district and unwilling to work with frey. omar didn't recognize the name and had no upon even though his nomination to the high-profile public safety role was prominently reported by local news outlets. um, so, jim, basically saying she doesn't really care about the district. it's more about her own public profile and burnishing that. >> absolutely. she seems to spend all of her time in washington these days. she's completely disconnected from the community, and frankly keith ellison is completely disconnected from the community. if they were connected to the community, they would know there's areas of no

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. >> governor walz didn't look into a any allegations a, bloom off. secretary of state blew it off as shenanigans. for secretary general declared a winner before one vote was counted. the whole vote process was corrupted. nobody cared to see if there were shenanigans of cheating or fraud. we will rise up and save the constitution, that we have the final say. we're gonna reassert our authority here and try to do the right thing here, and correct this entire disaster has happened over this election cycle. >> of course the climbs there of the election are complete nonsense. the election was looked into, none of the claims looked stood up, he was all ridiculous, all eyes. that interview with mastriano was approved by donald trump on his youtube channel. mastriano said he spoke with trump at least 15 times between the election and the insurrection for plans to overturn trump's loss. of course, those plans ultimately failed and when they did, mastriano helped organize buses to take angry trump supporters from pennsylvania to washington, d. c. to the capitol

has won today's republican primary and will square off against the incumbent minnesota governor tim walzciting news in vermont writ looks like the state will likely elect a woman to congress for the first time ever. vermont is the only state that has never elected a woman to the house or the senate. it will likely also be the first time vermont elects an openly gay congresswoman. becca won with more than 59% of the vote, she is favored to win in november as well. votes are still trickling in for other races, so watch this space. that does it for us tonight. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is up next. ♪♪ >>> ahead on "way too early," the latest details in the fbi's search of former president trump's home, including new reporting tt trump himself may have previously shown federal officials where the material was being stored. >>> plus, a legal loss brings trump's tax returns back into the spotlight. but why house lawmakers may never get their hands on the documents despite a court ruling to hand them over. >>> and another election denier is one step closer to holng fice. we'll go thro

for more, we have the honor being joined by congresswoman debbie walz them in shorts and florida.nk you so much for being here. and presidents at this, morning we know you are busy but we appreciate you taking the time. >> good to be with you in south florida katie. >> here is the thing, desantis moves that he makes seem to have the intent of intimidating voters and suppressing their rights to be able to say and elect and do what they need to do. what are your thoughts about what is happening right now? >> you had the nail on the, head the other day, five days before an election here in florida, governor desantis around himself with a massive police force. to announce that they have arrested 20 people who illegally voted they say and the 2020 election. what else was that performance designed to do except to intimidate voters from showing up and casting their ballot this tuesday? this is a state in which we've had emigrants flee countries where they have had their votes suppressed. they don't have a right to elect leaders of the road. -- >> let's be clear, we have course only want

radical p policies embraced by people like keith ellison and johannnd omar and our terrible governor tim walz have led to this current point. i mean, i call it a manmade disaster, the manmade disaster thatour is descended upon our state and we have toy. turn it around immediately. now, in endorsing omar'sly opponent, obviously running fori attorney general, but her seat is where her district is , where all the violence took place. they said omar often appear disconnecteded from our district and unwilling to workll with leaders such as frye. when asked by the editorial board for thoughts on cedric alexander, omar said she didad not recognize the name and had no opinion even though hish nomination to the high profile public safety role wasoc prominently reported by local news outlets. so jim basically saying she doesn't really care about the district. b it's more about her own public profile and burnishing that. me absolutely. i mean, she seems to spend all of her time in washington these days. she's completely disconnected from the community and frankly,n keith ellison is frankly disconnected

. >> bill: it was very important for ned walz. washington should give more help to the dea.rol. >> dana: the maybe you showed how it gets through from china, through the ports and mexico and into the united states. >> bill: all tied together. >> dana: you talk about it more often and we will. also this. video of a man sucker punching another man outside a bronx restaurant. the assailant put on gloves before knocking the man to the ground. the suspect has a lengthy rap sheet and convicted of first degree sex abuse in 1985 and sentenced to six years to life. he was also convicted on a robbery and weapons charge in the 1990s. nate foye live in new york city. what else was in his record? >> dana, good morning. the suspect is 55-year-old a registered level three sex offender. the most serious kind of sex offender you can be. you mentioned he has a lengthy criminal history. he has been on parole since 2019. not only the sex crimes but a history of weapons. in this case, though, he is accused of using his fist and a pair of gloves you mentioned. look at this attack. last friday, th

that has some history of voting for democrats down ballot , represented not long ago by governor tim walzdemocrat, came within three points of beating the mayor in 2020. the republicans nominated an appealing candidate. this is not a race that i would have expected to be particularly close before the dobbs ruling, but the democrat was the former ceo of hormel foods and ran on cutting the cost of food and his experience in dealing with inflation and consumer goods and it was a good message for democrats there. we will be watching the upcoming race in new york's 19th congressional district on august 23, a closer district and a seat biden carried by two points in 2020. if it democrats managed to turn the tide and win that race, and that would be an even better sign for their rebound. host: you mentioned nebraska. let's head to anthony in omaha, democrats. caller: i live in nebraska's second congressional district, the newest ranking from over in cook. they moved it a likely republican victory and justice week, an internal poll had bacon up 15 which caused a firestorm. i wanted to know whethe

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england cyclist matt walz has been released from hospital after he was involved in a nasty crash in whichf australia's telly. scotland are seventh. words are intent thanks to that gold medal from james wall in the velodrome. northern ireland joint 15th. fingers crossed for them today in the pommel horse. some sport away from the commonwealth games. celtic laid down in early as they begin the defence of their scottish premiership title with a 2—0 over aberdeen. look at this finish from charter. max verstappen will enjoy his summer holiday, after extending his formula one championship lead to 80 points by winning the hungarian grand prix. the dutchman produced one of the drives of his career to finish first after starting from tenth. poor strategy decisions saw the ferraris slip away, allowing lewis hamilton to finish second ahead of his mercedes team mate george russell, who'd started from pole. england's cricketers lost their series deciding twenty20 match against south africa by 90 runs in southampton. back at the commonwealth games, they will be back on the bikes at the velodrome. adam